Kalen King was considered a potential 1st-round draft pick after a dominant 2022 season for Penn State in which he produced 21 pass breakups and 3 interceptions, but he regressed in 2023 and didn’t test well pre-draft. The Packers will attempt to get him back on track as a rookie. Kalen King will face veteran competition for a roster spot at cornerback. Kalen King put himself on the NFL radar with a standout 2022 season (No.3 in the FBS with 21 passes defended) and looked like a future 1st-round draft pick. However, cornerback is a volatile position, and Kalen King’s 2023 tape exemplified that. He managed just 2 passes defended in his final college football season, (although he saw fewer targets) and struggled against the top opponents on his schedule, most notably in a tough matchup against Ohio State’s #1 receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. Growing up with a twin who shared the same passion for football meant Kalen King had a lifelong competitor, which helped developed his tenacity and toughness. Though he is a springy athlete, his twitch can be negated by below-average long speed and underdeveloped route anticipation versus savvy receivers. Overall, Kalen King is a fluid athlete with aggressive play personality desired for the position, but his inconsistent tackling, coverage spacing and feel for when to take chances will continue to result in volatility in his game. Kalen King is viewed as a possible safety candidate by several NFL teams. Kalen King even said that “he felt like it put a chip on his shoulder, a permanent chip on his shoulder that he’s gotta keep there. He felt like the Packers are going to get one of the most competitive guys in the country, a tough corner, physical corner who’s going to give 100% effort around the field at all times and make as many plays as he possibly can by doing it 100%”. Go Pack Go 💚💚💛💛

Cooper will be a standout

A least the Pack unloaded Joe Berry

Looking forward to seeing what this guy can do. He's shown potential to be outstanding and potential to be just a guy. Coming in with a chip on his shoulder, a deep desire to prove everyone else wrong, should translate into an extremely intense work ethic in the classroom, in film study, and on the field. I'm rooting for him. Go Pack Go!

The db/safeties will be awesome. Have to consider how disruptive these will be

His last season could be due to many factors...it's just unknown why. May have been issues with the team or coaches that affected his attitude or something like that. You don't go from playing Stud ball to dropping off the following year just because...there's something more to it. I think the Pack knows this dude well and they think they can educate him and put him in a position to be a stud in the NFL. I don't know how it will pan out but I won't be surprised if he makes the team. I'm so damn stoked for this coming season. Go Pack.

Morgan was the weakest pick